Millions in EPA grants for electric school buses have been halted, leaving St. Louis districts with partial deliveries, unpaid invoices and stalled projects. Local leaders say the federal program’s collapse has real consequences for kids and routes.

A 47-year-old Tuscumbia man died after his pickup left Route C and overturned near Ulman Ridge Road.

Thousands were stuck in hour-long traffic after Zach Bryan's show at the Dome; city officials say last year’s lane changes and curb bumpouts made downtown crowds harder to move.

The White House’s Maritime Action Plan puts inland waterways in play — St. Louis leaders say their river terminals could attract shipbuilding and repair investment.

A Senate bill would raise Missouri's rural interstate top speed to 75 mph; sponsors say it's about parity with neighbors while MoDOT warns of higher crash risk.

City crews closed the floodgates on Aubuchon Road as water rose in the Aubuchon Park area. Officials urged residents to avoid the road and follow city updates.

Temporary ramp shifts at the I-70/I-64 interchange left commuters confused and snarled traffic as MoDOT reconfigures lanes for a multi‑year Improve I‑70 project. Officials urge caution and to check traveler alerts.

A Central West End woman says raw sewage keeps backing up into her basement and alley while the sewer district says inspection found a private-lateral defect and work is scheduled.

MoDOT presented designs in Florissant on Wednesday to tame speeding and fix a crash-prone stretch of New Halls Ferry Road. Proposals include medians, lane changes and new sidewalks, but cost and timeline differ across reports.

A 1.3‑mile north connector and a downtown Market Street stretch will link Fairground Park to Midtown with new murals, sidewalks and bike lanes.

KSDK found about 40,000 St. Louis vehicles are boot‑eligible while the city owns roughly 30 boots, creating a large enforcement gap and a growing backlog.

A unit of Energy Transfer filed with FERC to run a 9.6‑mile gas lateral under the Mississippi to feed Ameren’s new Big Hollow Energy Center.

MoDOT is hosting a meeting on March 3, 2026, for public input on the Gravois Avenue resurfacing project planned for 2029, emphasizing safety and community needs.